Marine and Residual Fuel Oils

Marine and residual fuel oils

Our extensive knowledge of petroleum products allows us to analyse marine & residual fuel oils to ensure they are consistently fit-for-purpose and that they comply with all the legislative controls and internal performance criteria. 

We offer the shipping industry a comprehensive range of Marine fuel oil analysis. Our testing helps assess whether your fuel complies with the marine fuel regulations. It also helps ensure the product is fit for purpose - therefore avoiding costly engine failure, downtime and/or repairs. 

As part of our extended testing capabilities for fuel oils, we can provide testing for a range of different fuel oils that are manufactured according to your requirements. We analyse residual fuel oils, VGO and other heavy distillates following internationally recognised standard test methods. Testing includes:
Testing includes:

- Ash 
- Calculated Carbon Aromaticity Index 
- Density 
- Flash Point 
- H2S 
- Lead 
- Metals 
- Micro Carbon Residue 
- Pour Point 
- Sulphur 
- Total and Potential Sediment 
- Viscosity 
- Water 

The new MARPOL specifications will be implemented on 1st January 2020. Testing will provide assurance that your ships meet the lower sulphur emission standards. 

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FAQs

  • What are Fuel Oils?

    Fuel oils are manufactured by blending distillation residues with gas oil components according to market requirements. 

  • What are Fuel Oils commonly used for?

    Fuel oils are mainly used to drive engines used in heavy industry applications such as for power generation, steam generation, marine fuel and industrial burners. A range of different fuel oils are manufactured, according to the requirements of the end user.

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